Grape Up
Enterprise cloud, legacy modernization, data platforms and AI engineering for automotive, finance, manufacturing and aviation companies.
Best for: Automotive, finance and aviation enterprises modernizing legacy systems or building a cloud and data platform, with a budget above 50,000 USD.
Pros
- Grape Up reported a profit of 27.1M PLN on 92.3M PLN of revenue in 2025.
- Polish funds and the founders' family foundations own the company. Headquarters are in Kraków, with a Wrocław development center.
- Grape Up runs its own platforms for legacy modernization and data sharing, such as G.Tx and Databoostr.
- Clutch shows a 5.0 rating.
Cons
- Clutch shows only 6 reviews, and only one of 25 case studies names the client. Logos such as Porsche come without described work.
- GoWork employee reviews are negative (5 positive, 17 negative), with 8 mentions of layoffs, though the latest review is from 2024.
- The job boards showed 1 open role at the last snapshot.
From their website and Clutch profile
- Headquarters are in Kraków, and Wrocław is one of two Polish development centers. Grape Up has a Wrocław presence but is not a Wrocław company (source).
- 24 of 25 case studies are anonymized by sector, and Cummins is the only named client. The homepage logo wall shows image files without text names (source).
- The about page claims over 20 years of operation but gives no year. The Polish KRS entry is from 2014, and Clutch lists 2006 (source).
- The site shows no ISO or cloud partner certifications, although Grape Up sells sovereign cloud and AI governance products (source).
- Clutch shows 5.0 from 6 reviews, a $50,000 minimum project, $50 to $99 per hour and 50 to 249 employees (source).
Clients they name: Cummins

Verdict. Grape Up is profitable but hard to verify from outside, so ask for named references in your industry before you sign. For a startup MVP it is too big.




